標籤: Crimea
The System That Sends Ukrainian Children to War Against Their Own Country
Since the 2014 annexation of Crimea, Russia has systematically militarized Ukrainian children in occupied territories through programs that combine ideological indoctrination and combat training. Schools enforce Russian curricula, erasing Ukrainian identity, while children are subjected to daily propaganda, military parades, and activities glorifying Russian soldiers. These multifaceted efforts aim to mould children as young as 8 into instruments of Russia’s war machine, stripping them of their identities, and ultimately sending them to fight against their homeland.
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Russia Profits Nearly $1 Billion from Stolen Ukrainian Grain
Since 2022, Russia has sold nearly $1 billion worth of grain stolen from Ukraine’s occupied territories. This illicit trade, involving global clients like the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, supports Russia’s war efforts and helps offset the impact of international sanctions.
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Russian State-Owned Banks Expand Operations in Occupied Territories
Russian state-owned banks, including Sberbank and VTB, have begun opening branches in Ukraine’s occupied territories despite Western sanctions. With new locations in areas like Mariupol and Luhansk, this expansion reflects Russia’s growing influence in these regions.
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‘I know we will win – and how’: Ukraine’s top general on turning the tables against Russia
Even with Russia’s “superior aviation” and “very strong” air defences, Kyiv has a plan to retake Crimea. The UAF will do “everything possible to reach the internationally recognised borders of 1991. We must win… to free our citizens who are in the occupied territories and are suffering”, according to UAF Commander-in-Chief, Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi.
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Crimean Tatars Face Unprecedented Oppression in Crimea
In a recent meeting in Ankara titled “Human Rights and Crimean Tatars in the Occupied Part of Ukraine,” Dmytro Lubinets, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine, highlighted the severe persecution and repression faced by the indigenous Crimean Tatars.
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